LADIES’ GOLF.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1382, 19 October 1916, Page 22

LADIES’ GOLF.

Auckland. , , _ The flag match played ay members of the Auckland Ladies’ Golt Club at Middlemore on October 13 resulted m a win for Miss Una Holmes, who carried the flag to the seventeenth hole. • The C grade Red Cross medal was won 'by j Miss E. Foster, whose card read 88 —26—-62. .-■A Red Cross day will be held at Middlemore on November 7, and the matches arranged will be open to all lady golfers. In the morning a 12hble bogey match will be played, and in the afternoon a four-ball, best-ball match. Continuous putting and approaching competitions will be held in the afternoon. All entry fees will go to the Red Cross Fund. Hamilton. Last Saturday afternoon a Red Cross medal was competed for by the members of the Hamilton Club. Miss Tui King proved to be the winner with : the score 118 —35 —83. The Patriotic Committe have asked the members of the Golf Club to take charge of their stall for one day. The date suggested is November 2nd, and : the members intend to do their best : to make golf day a record one. Homemade cakes and all manner of good things will be on the stall for sale. Mastertoii. Mrs. Guy Williams has won the ladies’ championship in connection with the Masterton Golf Club, with Miss J. Robieson as runner-up. * * ♦ Maungakiekie. The final of the championship was played on Tuesday afternoon, October'3, between Miss Bayly and Miss , Tiresidder, and was very evenly contested, Miss Tresidder being 1 up at .the turn, Miss Bayly finally winn ng ■>S'up and 1 to play. . Nelson. Tne senior medal for September w.as wen by M ss Dodson, 96—20—76 Other results are as follows: —Junior, Mrs Sainsbury 107—33—74; ; Encounter Shield, Mrs. Sa.nsbury 107— 33—74; Red Cross Bogey, Miss Dmant 9 and 2 down; Junior Championship, Mrs. Green; S.lver Medal for season, Miss Dimant; Bronze Medal for season, M'ss E Hair; Encounter Shield for season, Miss Dodson.

.New Plymouth. . ■ - The Tobacco Day held at the Waiwakaiho links on Thursday, sth October, was a great success, the sum of £ll being taken in entrance fees and afternoon tea money alone. This was further augmented by several donations, including £1 from Dr. -Leatham, £1 from the White Hart 'commercial travellers, and several

smaler donations, making a total alount o. £l5 15s. Entries were received irom Stratford, Inglewood and Witiora, as well as from the Nev Jmouth Club (both ladies and men). The arrangements for the day s gramme were very wel; managed by the club captain, Mrs. Johns, to whom much of the credit of the day s success is due. She was ably & ssi sted bv the committee and Mrs. Kebbell, mis. Penn and Miss B. Matthews, who looked after the luncheon and tea, and by Miss Cutfield, who was in charge of the sweets. Thanks must be given to Dr. Leatham, Mr. Cutfield, Mr. McQuade, Mrs. Glenn, Mrs. Walker, and Miss Putt for placing their cars at the disposal of the club for conveying visitors to the links. Following are the results of the day’s matches: — Flag Match, 18 holes. Seniors: Miss D. Laing (Inglewood), with Ila strokes, carried her flag just short of the 20th green, Miss L. Laing, Ila, being second, a few yards off. Miss L. Thompson (N.P.) holed out at the 19th, and Miss Rundle (Witiora) was 2ft from the pin at the same ho.e. Juniors: Mrs. F. Brown (Witiora) played her 127 tn stroke and holed out at the 20th hole, winning easily.. Mrs. Stewart (Stratford) was second, and Miss C. Leatham, Miss Bradbury, Miss L. Reed (all N.P. Club) and Mrs. Dell (Witiora) all played strokes on to the 19th green. Bogey Match. —Seniors: Miss Rundle (Witiora) ended up all square. Masses D. and L. Laing (Inglewood,, were 2 down, Mrs. Buxton (Witiora) and Mrs. Birch-Johnston (N.P.) 3 down, and Mrs. Glenn, Miss M. Free and Miss Thomson (all N.P.) 4 down. Juniors: Mrs. F. Brown (Witiora) finish 2d 2 up on bogey, but could not win both matches, so Miss L. Reed (Nl.). 1 down, was first, with Miss K. F.ea 3 down.

App.caching. —Seniors: Mrs. BirchJohnston and Miss Blundell tied with 5 points, and in the play-off Miss Blundell won with 3. Juniors: Mrs. Ge l and Miss Tiplady tied with 3, and in the play off Miss Tiplady won. Putting.—The gol'ers’ putting match for seniors was won by Miss Rundle with a score of 16, but as she was a winner in the morning the prize went to Miss Leatham, 18. The junior was won by Miss Bradbury, 16. A continuous putting match was held for non-golfers, and this was wor. by Mrs. E. F. Blundell, with Mrs. Brewster second, 21. Medal Match for Men.—This was won by E. P. Webster with the good score of 102—27—75. W. H. Wood was second with 99 —20 —79.

Driving Competition. —Seniors: This was won by Miss Laing (Inglewood) with a good drive of 191 yards, Mrs. Johns (N.P.) being second (186 yards) and Mrs. G-lenn (N.P.) third (182 yards). Juniors: Miss Spence (Stratford) first, with 135 yards.

(sister to Pampero). Khamsin is half sister to Vladimir and Art. 12. Br Colt, by Birkenhead —Caller Ou (dam of Marconi), by Swordfish 11. Marconi won the Wellington Wmter Hurdles and £1225 last season. 13 Br Filly (2), by Bezonian —batisfaire (half sister to Peace, dam Ox Chakwana, Valhalla, etc.), by Birk enhead. . 1! Ch Filly (3). by Bonitorm —Portland Lass, by Bill of Portland. 15 Ch Filly (14), by Bezonian —bnowstell (sister to Fleetfoot Stronghold, etc.), by Clanranald. The yearling full brother to this nlly was sold in Sydney last April for 750 guineas. 16 B Colt, by Achilles —Prelude (dam of Peronilla, Peroneal, Interlude and Killaloo), by Merrie England— Prologue. . _ T 17. B Filly (2), by Bezonian —Margaiethe, by Birkenhead. The Property of J. F. BUCHANAN. ESQ., Kinloch Stud: Filly (27), by Martian — Fire Queen, by Royal Artillery. 19 B Filly (8), by Martian —Mary ot Argyle, bv Grafton. Mary of Argyle is the dam of Sunbird and Ardenvhor. 20. B Filly (13), by Martian —Lovelorn, by Melton. Lovelorn is the dam of Nones. . _ , 21. Br Filly (14), by Martian—Grand Opera, by Gipsy Grand. This filly is full sister to Soldiers’ Chorus, Tannhausen and Cherubini (C.J.C. Derby, Great Northern Derby, Auckland Plate and Australian Cup) 22 Br Colt (13). by Martian —Hebrew Maid (imp.) (dam of Lovelorn and Thrax), by Orion —Jewish Maiden, by Sheen. 23. B Colt (2), by Martian—Everlasting, by Padlock —Azalea (dam of Madowla, dam of Glenowlet, Kirriemuir, Madam Madcap and Masterpiece). The Property of J. F. REID, ESQ., Burnside Stud: Lot. 24. Ch Filly (4), by Rokeby—Miss Dalrymple, by Pilgrim’s Progress. Miss Dalrymple is the dam of Mademoiselle Ixe. 25. Ch Colt (14), by Rokeby, dam by Vasco—Belle Clair, by St. Clair. 26. B Filly (5). by Rokeby—Elaine, by Birkenhead. 27. B Colt (15), by Rokeby—Mosca, by St. Clair. 28. Br Colt (3), by Rokeby—Elysium, by Stepniak—Faraway, by Wallace. 29. Br Colt (24). by Rokeby—Madder, by Gossoon. Madder is the dam of Munjeet, All Red, Madrigal, Murigista, and Ukraine (dam of Sasanof). 30. B Colt (24), by Rokeby—Rose Red. by Stepniak—Madder. (See preceding lot.) 31. Bay Colt (3), by Rokeby—Tea Cup (imp.), by Chevening—Loving Cup, by Melton. Tea Cup is dam of De Gama, who has won over £2OOO in Australia.

32. B Colt (27), by Rokeby—Rosella, by Seaton Delaval. Rosella won over £5OOO in stakes. 33. Br Filly (5). by Rokeby—Reel, by Medallion—Pibroch (dam of Menschikoff and granddam of Warstep). The Property of W. G. STEAD, ESQ.. Flaxmere Stud: 34. Br Colt (26), by All Black—-Noc-torum, by Birkenhead—Maluri, by Malua. The Property of G. L. STEAD, ESQ., Brackenfield Stud: Lot. „ , 35. Blk Colt (9), by Treadmill—Culross (full sister to Culprit), by Charlemagne II.—Culroy, by XVallace. 36 B Filly (2), by Boniform—Garston, by Birkenhead —Lullaby, by Apremont. 37. B Gelding (13), by Boniform—Gargaron, bv Charlemagne 11. 38. B Filly (3).. by Boniform—Brocade, by Royal Fusilier. Brocade won the Hastings Stakes. 39 Ch Filly (1), by Boniform—Brayton, by Bardolph—Zaza (full sister to The Victory, winner of the Melbourne Cup, etc.). On Account of A CLIENT: B Filly (27), 3yrs, by Martian—Ingleneuk, by Benzoin. B Colt (27), lyr, full brother to previous lot. B Filly, lyr, by Sarto—Rubelite (13). McLEAN, Warrington Stud: B Filly, lyr, by Sarton—Rubelite (13), by Lord Rosslyn—Tourmaline B Filly, lyr. by Sarto—Olivine (13), by Lord Rosslyn—Tourmaline Bay C, lyr, by Sarto—Monture (18), by Royal Artillery—Lady Rosslyn. Br Colt, lyr, by Sarto—Similette (8), by Simile—La Reine. B Colt, lyr, by Sarto—Chinook (18), by Stepniak—Mist. Chinook is sister to Vladimir and half sister to Khamsin and Art. Br Colt, ly, by Sarto—Brisa (18), by St. Clair—Mistral. This colt is own brother to John Barleycorn. CATALOGUES CAN BE HAD ON APPLICATION. PYNE AND CO.

The Waipapakauri Racing Club have again decided on ra~hig on Boxing Day, and a programme has been arranged. The peop’e of the far North of Auckland have sent many men away with the forces, and are doing their best to continue racing, though under somewhat difficult circumstances, but are looking forward hcreful'.y to the future. • 4= ¥ The Wellington District Committee have disallowed W. G'. Trask’s appeal against his disqualification by the Horowhenua R.C.